My husband left Malaysia in December 2011 and hasn’t been in contact since. I’m in Singapore on a work visa and have two young children in boarding school in India. I’m worried about them as I can’t bring them to Singapore during school breaks because my son’s passport needs to be renewed. The passport office requires a court order from a First Class Judicial Magistrate in Delhi confirming I’m a single parent and my husband is missing. I’d be grateful for any legal assistance to get this order so I can travel with my children.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My husband left Malaysia in December 2011 and hasn’t been in contact since. I’m in Singapore on a work visa and have two young children in boarding school in India. I’m worried about them as I can’t bring them to Singapore during school breaks because my son’s passport needs to be renewed. The passport office requires a court order from a First Class Judicial Magistrate in Delhi confirming I’m a single parent and my husband is missing. I’d be grateful for any legal assistance to get this order so I can travel with my children.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

My husband left Malaysia in December 2011 and hasn’t been in contact since. I’m in Singapore on a work visa and have two young children in boarding school in India. I’m worried about them as I can’t bring them to Singapore during school breaks because my son’s passport needs to be renewed. The passport office requires a court order from a First Class Judicial Magistrate in Delhi confirming I’m a single parent and my husband is missing. I’d be grateful for any legal assistance to get this order so I can travel with my children.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

You can file a petition in the Court of First Class Judicial Magistrate in Delhi seeking a declaration that your husband is missing and that you are a single parent. This order can be used for your son’s passport renewal and will allow you to travel with your children during school breaks. It is recommended you consult a lawyer for assistance with the legal process.

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